Investors’ fears on Europe misplaced – WH Ireland
WH Ireland’s head of wealth management Roderick Buchanan has been regaining confidence in European equities in spite of “huge” political risks.
WH Ireland’s head of wealth management Roderick Buchanan has been regaining confidence in European equities in spite of “huge” political risks.
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Henderson Group has posted negative retail flows for 2016 as Brexit-related volatility continued to impact performance.
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India continues to be investors’ go-to choice on the emerging market front with the aftermath of last year’s demonetisation of high-value bank notes expected to have a “short-lived” impact on the economy, according to The Share Centre.
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Jupiter Asset Management’s Jason Pidcock has played down the impact of the United States pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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A Trumped-up US economy, taper tantrum and a dollar bull market do not have to be insurmountable headwinds for emerging market equities, according to Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s Luke Barrs.
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With uncertainty in the investment landscape showing no let-up in 2017, Caroline Simmons, deputy head of the UK chief investment office at UBS Wealth Management, reveals the five questions most asked by clients at the moment.
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CIO at Kleinwort Benson Mouhammed Choukeir shared some thoughts with PA at the 2017 Wealth Manager Awards event.
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The large slide in the value of the pound that followed the Brexit vote has made non-UK assets worth more in sterling portfolios, lifting their returns. Is this all good news though or does it create additional risk?
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Sustained economic uncertainty has altered the pecking order in the UK equity income sector, booting eight funds from Sanlam Private Wealth’s bracket of top performers.
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Church House Investment Management CIO James Mahon talked to PA ahead of the 2017 Wealth Manager Awards.
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New products, strong finances and robust growth: the fundamental strength of the biotech sector was plain to see at JP Morgan’s annual conference for healthcare investors, but it was shrouded by the current political environment.
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While investor sentiment on the US economy remains stubbornly bullish, this could give way to volatile conditions similar to those seen before the 1973 stock market crash, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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